Tsuda Kojiro and Saito Saichi competed, and Tsuda Kojiro finally won.

Although Saito Saichi kept using his teeth to find opportunities in the middle, he was easily blocked by Tsuda Kojiro.

Emiya could see that there was a huge gap in strength between the two.

The gatekeeper is indeed the existence that seems to be the ceiling of swordsmanship in "fate". He came to this world as a chosen person, and his swordsmanship can still be said to be at its peak.

"I don't know who is more powerful between Kojiro's swordsmanship and Master's swordsmanship?"

Emiya glanced at the people sitting nearby.

Okita Koji seemed to be still recalling the sword skills just now, thoughtfully.

Himura Shinta frowned, and from time to time he raised his head to glance at Saito Saichi and Tsuda Kojiro, the meaning of which was unclear.

Let’s not talk about Matou Shinji, who has never practiced kendo, and Saito Saichi, who just sat back.

Among the few people, the one who was the calmest was Higu Seijuro, as if he had everything under control.

If we talk about the ceiling of swordsmanship, compared to the still unclear situation in "Fate", Hiko Seijuro's swordsmanship in "Rurouni Kenshin" can be said to be the strongest.

Characters such as Kenshin, Shishio, Yukiyo En, Soujiro, Saito Ichi, etc., all have to stand back when meeting Hiko Seijuro.

This middle-aged man who said, "I know a little bit about swordsmanship," is actually a man who even the author of the original novel said, "His strength is far superior to that of others, so he should not appear as much as possible."

"Mr. Tsuda, that trick you used just now..."

As soon as Tsuda Kojiro sat down, Okita Koji couldn't wait to come to Emiya's table, sat on the remaining empty seat and started asking questions.

Tsuda Kojiro put the Nodachi aside and smiled slightly: "What do you want to ask?"

"Yan Hui?"

Upon hearing this name, everyone except Saito Saichi and Emiya, who already knew Minoru, were slightly startled.

Even ordinary people like Matou Shinji are no exception.

It's really too famous.

Although some people today still have doubts about the existence of Sasaki Kojiro, this does not prevent Sasaki Kojiro and his unique skills from becoming a term known to thousands of households in the island country.

Tsuda Kojiro certainly knew what these people in front of him were thinking.

He smiled lightly and said: "I have also heard that Sasaki Kojiro beheaded a flying swallow, so I, who is also Kojiro, am naturally curious about whether the ultimate swordsmanship can really kill a flying swallow in the sky.

Come down."

Higu Seijuro became serious at this time: "So, you went to try it?"

"That's right."

Tsuda Kojiro nodded.

"Although I am accompanied by wind, birds, flowers and moon, I always have to find something to do for myself after staying in this temple, so trying to chop down the swallows in the sky has become my long-standing wish."

Matou Shinji said silently: "How did you do it? It's not realistic to cut off a swallow."

"Actually, I didn't think I could succeed at first. I just wanted to find something to kill time."

Tsuda Kojiro smiled calmly.

"At first, Yan Zi's speed was indeed a headache. When my sword skills finally reached a speed comparable to that of Yan Zi, I discovered that Yan Zi could still easily dodge my sword skills.

It wasn't until later that I discovered that swallows can withstand the wind and avoid the blade, regardless of whether they are fast or slow. No matter what kind of knife it is, there is no way to swing it without vibrating the air. They just feel the vibration and change the direction of flight.

.

So I'm thinking, since the swallow can always find the direction to escape, then if I can swing the sword several times in succession to seal the swallow's retreat before the swallow can react, does that mean that I can kill him?

Where is it?"

Okita Koji frowned.

She continued to ask: "So Mr. Tsuda, how did you manage to swing three swords almost simultaneously in the end?"

Just as Okita Koji was waiting expectantly for the answer, Tsuda Kojiro just shook his head.

"I don't know either."

"ha?"

Facing the confused looks of everyone, Tsuda Kojiro picked up the Nodachi and said softly: "I started learning swordsmanship when I was three years old. When I was six years old, I started dreaming of killing flying swallows falling from the sky. It took me fifteen years to master it.

In the past fifteen years, although I have never told anyone, killing the flying swallow has become my obsession. I kill the swallow when I return, and practice swordsmanship when I leave.

One year later, when I woke up, Feiyan had already been chopped down at my feet."

"Obsession?"

Saito Saichi murmured to himself: "As the saying goes, one thought can lead to the gods, does it mean this state?"

"Can a single thought reach the gods?" Okita Koji said gloomily: "I don't understand this at all..."

After hearing what Okita Koji said, Emiya cast a look of approval.

The gatekeeper had been talking for a long time, but he could not understand a single word.

When he was a child, he learned swordsmanship in the dojo, but he didn't understand it at all. It took Seijuro Hiko to explain for a long time, but he finally taught him step by step, and Emiya learned it.

At this point, Emiya understood a truth.

In front of such a chosen person, trying to be absolutely reasonable is a completely wrong choice.

For example, Kayaba Akihiko, who would have thought that he would find so many perverts to work with him to develop real-time holographic projection technology, and the unexpected thing is that they actually made it happen.

Saito Saichi shook his head helplessly when he saw Okita Koji who was in an 'autistic' state.

He told Tsuda Kojiro the reasons why he came to visit so late today.

Among them was that Koji Okita was studying a stunt that had some similar skills, and he also informed Kojiro Tsuda about this.

"I see."

Tsuda Kojiro smiled and said: "As I said, what you can see with your eyes is limited after all. For a swordsman, the way to know everything is to use this sword."

"I see."

Okita Koji nodded solemnly.

Saito Saichi glanced at the smiling Tsuda Kojiro, and said helplessly: "Tsuda, you are not going to have sex with everyone tonight, are you?"

"Haha... I have this idea."

Tsuda Kojiro stood up and faced the temple: "In this next life, I will voluntarily follow the wishes of my ancestors and make a living by guarding this temple with swords."

He turned his head, his blue eyes scanning every man with a sword present.

"I have no regrets. The only thing that can be called a thought or wish is to pursue the ultimate in swordsmanship."

Use his way to respond to your own way of swordsmanship, and prove the ultimate in swordsmanship.

Tsuda Kojiro's wish is just that.

The discussion between Okita Koji and Tsuda Kojiro soon began.

Compared to Saito Saichi, Okita Koji's current strength is naturally inferior.

After several trials, Tsuda Kojiro probably figured out the details of Okita Koji.

But he didn't feel sorry for it.

After practicing in the mountains for many years, Tsuda Kojiro has actually seen fewer swordsmanship schools than ordinary people like Matou Shinji.

Therefore, Tsuda Kojiro was very surprised by Okita Koji's natural style.

"A swordsman who is sincere and obedient to his heart?"

Tsuda Kojiro looked at Okita Koji with bright eyes and nodded secretly.

"Miss Okita."

"Um?"

"Please be careful next time."

Tsuda Kojiro raised his sword in front of him and took a stance.

Okita Koji is serious.

In the fight with Kojiro, she had a very difficult time coping.

Tsuda Kojiro's unique style of swordsmanship always makes Okita Koji feel strange. No matter how many times they fight, he can't figure out the trick.

So her spirit is in a state of high concentration at all times.

She recognized this posture the moment it appeared.

However, the feeling is completely different from when watching it from the outside.

It's really uncomfortable to feel that the momentum that is about to solidify the space is forcibly pressed down on you.

Is this it?

…
To be continued...